CONTENTS:-
SECTION I
Obese Persons : Censurable Persons
(Sthula Nindita Purusah)
Ideology of Agnivesa
Proportion of Meda-Fat Normalcy
Characteristics of Systemic or Constitutional Essence
Medasara : Investigation for the strength of normal fatty person
Compactness of body : Sarira Samhana
SECTION II
Morbidity of Meda : Prameha and Srotodusti
Meda-Dusya in Prameha
SECTION III
Obesity-Disease caused by Oversaturation
A. Medoroga-Monotype Disease
B. Disease Manifestation-Obesity and Allied
Pathogenesis of Obesity : Medasvita
Vikrti Prakriya
Ailing Tendency of Over-obese Persons
Principle o management
Healthy and Fit person : Samhananatva
Svasthyakrtvam
Line of Therapy
Lean-Ideal Person
Management Therapy
A. Measures
B. Drugs Therapeusis
SECTION IV
Sthoulya Roga : Obesity
Etiology
Pathogenesis
Symptomomatlogy
Bulky Belly : Udara Vrddhi
Severe complication : Daruna Vikara
Major Defects of Over-obese
Major causative factors of excessive
Fat : Medasvita Heatuki
Deposit of Fat and its complications : Mechanism
Medasancayopadrava
Restriction of Sleep : Nidranisedha
Sleep causes Obesity
Sleep and Fat : Nidra tatha Meda
Physiopathological Interrelationship
Trayopastambha
SECTION V
Samasamhanana - Proper compactness
Sara : Medasvi and Krsapurusa - Body Strength
Mamsasara : Characteristics of person with Musculature Essence
Sarapariksa-Investigation for the strength
of Body Systems
Deficiency of Mamsa and Meda
Vitiation of Body Channels : Srotodusti
Morbidity of Mamsa and Medavaha srotas
Srotasmula : Channels Roots
Mamsavrddhi-Excessive Muscles
Mamsa and Meda : Muscle and Fat
Form and function
Medodharakala
Meda and Vasa
Vasa-Upadhatu
Dhatvagni
SECTION VI
Medapradosaja Roga : Diseases caused by Vitiation of Fat
Purvarupa of Prameha-Prodormal Signs and Symptoms
SECTION VII
Medoroga : Pathypathya Aharavihara
Obesity : Wholesome and Unwholesome
dietetics and conducts
A. Diet : Ahara
B. Conduct : Vihara
SECTION VIII
Sthoulya pratikara
Management of Obesity
Approach
SECTION IX
Recipes
1. Cavyadi Curna
2. Phalatrikadi (Phalatrika-vyosa) Curna
3. Vidangadi Curna
4. Silajatvadi Udvartana
5. Guducyadi Kvatha-I
6. Guducyadi Kvatha-II
7. Brhatpancamula Kvatha
8. Triphala Curna
9. Mulaka Yoga
10. Manda Prayoga
A. Manda
B. Saktuka
11. Karkasadi Kvatha
12. Eranda Yoga
13. Gavedhukadi Prayogah
14. Guducyadi Kvatha
15-16. Badari Peya and Agnimantha Yoga
17. Navaka Guggulu
18. Vyosadya Saktuka Prayoga
19. Amrtadya Guggulu
20. Lauha Rasayanam
21. Triphaladya Tailam
22. Vadavagni Lauham
23. Triyusanadya Lauham
24. Mahasugandhi Tailam
25. Sirisadi Curna
26. Haritakyadi Pralepa
27. Haritala Yoga
28-29. Vasa-Bilva and Cincadi Prayogah
30-31. Dalajala Lepa and Alambusa Curna
32. Saileyadi Udvartanam
33. Vidangadya Lauham
34. Loharista
35. Lohasava
36. Kancanara Guggulu
37. Arogyavardhini Vati
38. Vyosadya Guggulu
39. Mahalaksmivilasa Rasa
40. Taramandura Guda
41. Pugakhanda (aparah)
42. Karpuradyarka (Sugandhiganarka)
43. Lauha Bhasma, Vanga Bhasma and Vajra
44. A vipattikara Curna
45. Mahayogaraja Guggulu
46. Mahayogaraja Guggulu-Addition
47. Yogaraja Guggulu
48. Simhanada Guggulu
49. Kubjavinoda Rasa
50. Avanvatesvara Rasa
51. Kancanara Guggulu
52. Nyagrodhadi Kvatha
53. Bilvadi Kvatha
54. Triphala Kvatha
55. Varunadi Kvatha
56. Brhanmanjisthadi Kvatha
57. Tryusana Curna
58. Madhutailika Basti
59. Durgandhihara Yoga
60. Durgandhaghna Yoga
61. Patradi Pradeha
62. Sirisidi Pradeha
63. Formulations useful in Medoroga
64. Administration of Formulations
SECTION X
Medoroga-Status of Disease
Individual Entity of Obesity
Contribution of Madhavakara
Etiology
Etiopathogenesis
Excessive Deposit-Fat
Acceleration of Appetite-Severe complication
Grave complications-Fatal to life
Clinical Interpretation
Madhokosa commentary : Srikanthadatta's
Elucidatory Annotation
Meda and kaphaja Prameha : Sthoulya and Prameha
SECTION XI
Dietetics
Light and Heavy properties of food : Laghu and Guru Ahara
Diet and conduct suitable to seasons
Diverse Angles : Individuality
Benefits : Wide Ideology
Effect of Anna (food)
SECTION XII
Food and Digestive power : Ahara Evam Agni
Agni and life
Four types of fire : Digestive power (Caturvidhagni)
Agni-Etiological role in Pathology of diseases
significance of Agni
Significance and Functions of Agni
Pivotal role of Agni
Vital Functions of Agni
Effects of Ideal food
Ideal conduct and medical Ethics-Dietetics
for good health
SECTION XIII
Selected plant drugs Therapeutically indicated
in Obesity (Medoroga)
Herbal drugs useful in obesity (Medoroga)
Non-Herbal Drugs useful in obesity (Medoroga)
Drugs potentiality in obesity : Medohara Bhesaja
Clinical Pharmacology : Ausadhakriya-Prayoga Vijnana
Anti-obesity therapeusis
EPILOGUE
I. Astaharavidhi Visesyatana: Ideal Dieting
Model-Proper dieting system
Prescribed method of healthy diet
Effective Results of Systematic Dietetics
Adverse Affects of Food Antagonism in Generalisation
Ailments
Line of Treatment for diseases Caused
by Food Antagonism
Viruddhahara : Dietetic Incompatibilities
Various factors (1-10)
Applied Role of Food in Obesity
Significance: Review
Summary
General Consideration on Dietetics
Wholesome and Unwholesome Diets and Entities
Conclusion : Dietary System
II. Vyayama: Exercise
Definition
Method and Effects
Advantages
Limit : Balardha
Advers Effects : Dusprabhava Janitavikara
Excessive Physical Exercise
Characteristics of Normal Performance of Physical Exercise
Restriction on Excessive Physical Exercise
Judicious Practice of Exercise
Vyayama and Yoga
Yogasana : Hathayoga
Suryanamaskara : Bowing Salute (Offering respect) to Sun (Surya)
Vagbhata View on Vyayama
Vyayama
Ardhasakti
Nisedha
Atiyoga
Post-exercise Process
Utsadana and Udgharsana
Cankramana : Walking
Anagneya (Niragni) Sveda : Vyayamadhva
Restriction of Physical Exercise : Vyayama Nisedha
Excessive Exercise : Diminution of Ojas
Vyayama Pariksa : Investigation
Divasvapna Nisedha : Medasvita
Restriction of Day Sleep : Obesity
Vyayama and Langhana
Obesity and Sleep
Exercise Against Excessive Sleep
